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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-14

HURON, d. t, July 1.-THE convention
called to take into consideration the division
of the territory and erection Of South Dakota
into state met here Wednesday with 40
delegates present Hugh }. Campbell was
selected as permanent chairman A number
Of speeches we're made, among the speakers
being Col Plummer, John ] kleiver and DR.
Blackburn Their expressions, which met the
hearty approval OF the convention, were that
Dakota did not want admission without divi-
sioa, and that with a strong campaign in the
territory for the November election and Judi
cious work outside Of Dakota, the chances
would Ike good in the next session Of congress.
The convention Rsilt 4iJl5t "a plan u
further this purpose.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-14

ST LOUIS, July 1.-The Republican pub
fishes number of letters from leading Dem
ocratic congreSsmen Who have been conspieu-
Gus in connection with finance and the tariff,
on the question as to whether the coming
congress will reduce TIE tariff The answers
come from such men as Carlisle, Randall, S
S Cox and George D. Wise, of Virginia.
They all agree that legislation viii be had.
They admit the differences on.the subject in
the Democratic party. but declare that g
compromise IS possible and will be reached
Tariff revision Is the term used 10y the
writer's
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-14

WASHINGTON CITY, July 1.-The report
of the board appointed To revise the army re.
gulations is under consideration by the secre
tary of war The report reduces the number of
articles from 2, 500 to . 600, and so condences
the articles recommended for retention as to
reduce the bulk of the regulations about one
half The board carefully considered the
petitions of clergymen for the abolition OF
Sunday dress parades and inspections, and in
their report recommended that the dress
parade on Sunday be abolished hut that tie
customary inspection be continued on Sun
day as one of tho necessities OF army discip
line
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-14
EX-SENATOR HILLS CHARGES.
Witnesses I;ef"re the Pacific Railway
Commission Diseredit Them

"AEheNAS> IsftHEe the racine Railways
Commission Dfseredit Them
DENVER, Colo, July l4-In the hearing
before the Pacific railway commission
Wednesday J. K Choate, Union Pacific
superintendent, testified that 50 far as rail-
road legislation was concerned, he had talked
and reasoned with Colorado legislators en-
deavoring to remove their prejudiceS, but
had never offered brides The Union Pacific
gave passes to legislators. They did not re-
fuse passes to hostile Legislators
NJ. B. Carpenter, State senator, testified
that he knew of no money being used in the
senatorial contest BY anybody, and State
Senator Campbell testified similarly.
Senator Teller said he could not by the
rules Of the senate ask foran investigation
of the charges made by ex-senator Hill, be
cause Hills assertions were not based on
knowledge He Teller hoped that in fair
ness the commission would compel Mr.. Hid
to give the facts on which he based his ale
cations. Chairman Pattison said Mr., Hill
had given five names, and three of the men
had been examined The commission had
heea unable 10 reach the others
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-14

TIFFANY was the largest single pur>
chaser of gems at the French govern
msnt's sale Of crown jewels, the total
of his purchases with commission
amounting to s4s7, 956. The total real
lied from the sale was 81 1924, 752. Tiff
fanny has already sold about 500. 600
worth of these purchases to Americans
abroad. Everything was bought on its
commercial value. historical association
counting for little. The Oldest stones
were not cut as finely as those of the
present day, and hence were OF less value
than the modern.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-14
NOT MUCH OF A STORM.
King KAIakaua's Kingdom Receivers 1t.
Normal TRANQUILITY,

King KAlakaua's Kingdom Receivers 1t.
Normal Tranquility.
san FRANCISCO, July a. The steamer Aus
tralia has arrived from Honolulu with dates
up to July 5th. The excitement over the
movement which effected change in King
Kalakaua's cabinet has almost entirely sub
sided, and affairs are moving along in their
usual course. The only new incident Of any
Importance that has occurred since July LIST,
is the turning over of ex-Premier Gibson and
his son-in-law, Assessor F. H. Hayselden, who
were arrested for malfeasance in Office, from
the military to the civil authorities Gibson
was allowed TO return to his home under
guard His case was set for July 9Th, and
the result will not be known here until the
arrival Of the next steamer from Honolulu
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-14

WASHINGTON CRY. July 1.-THE post
Office department is making careful and
thorough Inspection of the business at each
postofliee in the country Where it is discov-
cred that a postmaster has rendered false re-
turns of cancellation and his compensation
has been unlawfully increased, prompt action
is taken Ivy the department, under the law,
to recover to the government the amount I'M
properly obtained, and the guilty official is
also removed from Office AMI criminally pros.
fal
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-14

HARRISBURG, Pa, July l3.-Two railroads
controlled by the same company, WERE
chartered Tuesday with a capital stock Of
81, 900, 600. They are said TO be part of tht
Baltimore & Ohio AMI L4ehish Valley scheni
to run a line from New York to Pittsburg
The first Is the Carbon, Sohuylkill & Western
Railroad company, whose capItal Is s23,0J0,
600. The length Is about 325 miles Tbs
other corporation i the Clarified q ALE
ehenv Railroad company. Its line will be
Is miles, and It's capital stock Is 5000, 900
The president of the companies is John j.
Summers, of Philadelphia.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-14

coII-aFrs, OAia, July I4-In some Of the
.nnris HAT have adopted prohibition or
l5na;l,-s pu,iar the Dow liq1or law, the citi-
,,--s hive taking n Incorporating social
inls- II is UNDERSTOOD That THE social
!.a.,irs.4 ~ fa-iiitias 10 secure n COOL drink
- iqunr These Interpretations were sub
uiitiail to the nttorney general for an opinion.
which s,as rendered Wc'lnes lay, AMI is in
euis'anc,- that the secretary "f STATE has NO
.'piion in tie matter and nrisl iie the iDcor-
lLnntinf i,nrosS
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-14
Situation in the Coke Regions.

PHTssuRG, July l+.--As a precautionary
measure the coke operators have arranged
for twenty five additional Pinkerton agents
70 he incatei at West Leiseuring Tie work
Of evirtiug the strikers TO mike room for the
new men has commenced Sumo OF the
houses of Red-tone works were vacated vol
unfairly Wednesday The offers Of labor bu-
reaus to furnish men have been accepted
Everything was reported quiet Wednesday,,
and the nuni,cf of men at work gradually
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-14
Erok- His Neck with a Blow.

CARMt, ILL.,, July IA quarrel took place
Wednesday between Warhau Reed and Joe
Hubbard, neigtboring farmers in Galena
county. in which Hubbard caIleI Reed liar
aud reGsi gesl in return blow on the head
which broke his neck Hubbard vas 73 years
old, and both men have families and are Old
residents # the county
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-14
Predicting X, of l., Dissolution,

New YORK, July i4.--The Commercial
Advertiser says that the Knights of Labor
have lost 100000 members during lbe past
fourteen months, and that the dissolution of
the order is imminent. The American Fedei
alton of Labor now numbers over 5000 900;
or as many a. the Knight and Is rapidly
growing.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-14

NEW YORK, July i4.-Ex-S Speaker Keifer,
of Ohio, was met at the Fifth Avenue hotel
by United fiess reporter Wednesday.
Speaking of the possible candidates on the
Republican ticket for 1858, he said: ~ am
for Sherman, and think it woald he easier
to elect him than Blaine. 1t would, of course,
lie an easier mattsr to- nominate Blaine, hut
don't think lie could get the full support OF
The party. ] am confident that Sherman
will IL. nominated"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-14
Gentle success in Utah.

SALT LAKE CITY Utah, July 1A-In tn,
elections for school tf7lsie : this week th,
Gentl,s carried fige oat Of the tWeut on
districts in Utah This surprises and dis
hearlcns the Mormoas If tie ratio is pre-
servasl il i'ia constitutional election tue ma
ivriiy tu, ti.o tsc~ constitution Will lie small
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-14

CINCINNATI, O., July 14-Some difficulty
has been experienced by the commissioners oil
the Centennial Exposition in raising the
million dollar guarantee fund Over $780,
900 has been subscribed, Int the work of sc
curing additional NAMES to the list appears tc
drag Wednesday NJ A McRae guaranteed
that the Evening Post would raise sioo,0uf
within thirty days as soon a. the fund reached
5000 ono
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-14

Bioof! FoIsnping from a Human Bite.
BRnoKLYs, y. Y. July H. Peter Wenk-
Ter. German, t.; years Of age, lied in great
agony from lock jaw Mt Jamaica, On the
night Of .inly 4th he was attacked by three
young Hiscreants, One Of the trio got the
thumb Of Wenklef's left hand in his mouth
and gave it ii severe chewing His wound
produced blood poisoning, and lock jaw super
venei His assaiiants are not yet arrested
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-14

EEw YORK, July l4--Heury Van Older.
nleel, representing Joseph Won Heyht,
of Antwerp, Belgium, has Obtained an at.
tachment against jules Van Doren, passen
ger on the steamer Westernland, expected tC
arrive here soon 1t IS alleged that he ran
AWAY from Belgium with Van Heyhts wife
and 80, 900 hoIins He will lie arrested when
tFt.IS bt-Fa
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-14
Going on an Examination Tour,

WASHINGTON CITY, July "A Chief Clerk
Doyle, of the civil Service commission, has
beep designated to conduct examinations for
clerical positions IN the government depart
ments in this city. which will be held at diff
ferent points in the extreme north and south
west He will begin Aug 4, at Brainerd,
Mimi
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-14

WEIRoRy. Tex, July l4--At meetin.
Wednesday night to debate prohibition "
+ Farqhuar, who opposed Prohibition, sio
at. hut missed, Dr J f Evs, who advocate,
Prohibition Dr.. Ess CONTINUES! his speech IL
if nothing had happened
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-14

WASHINGTON, CRY, July "A. The grand
jury Wednesday found an indictment agaius1
Oscar ]. Harvey, who recently confessed II
defrauding the government through forget,
and r,thrr ,ripsns
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-14

Some of the fine fil>a>fl tinted lawns
and batistes srs srrtnklsd sii rscf with
sThitc. printed y srshtaidslss a2ls
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-14

Apropos Of the current styles, j, is very
safe 10 say that ANYTHING becoming is
nov fashionable.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-14

Fashionable handkerchief are alto
tsi;.ft ;ts1 snail te hs - ~ss ess 80 ssta
siA= - seiistrsl
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-14

Lawn tents striped silk belts with new
designs IN snake buckles aud new mix
lures in Kniokerbocker lounging hose are
novelties.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-14

The sail5r Jersey is the tsseF.ss fsses -
~. sssssis rs. sigasst fl,t.iE
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-14

Or He viii Not BE Candidate for Pres
ident-His Position as Stated in a Let
ter-TilurmaS Likely to Accept Unan-
imeus Nomination for Governor-Po lit-
it..l News Mates.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-12-01

portion of the town. Same OF our citizens who
have met these g-n,l, mn impressed with
their FIRE Intelligence. AMI say they mean ia d.
all tia, has b said that their company ir
tended 10 d.. =. The Syndicate has large fHce
OF c.,l,ted lsbacrs nov emp yed ia under
brushing anil ,irsTiag lands, una'r ,he direction
nf Mcssrs Bushncil All Shelter VI sv"' II L.
Ray is guot and s;sU"ch friend ri Quincy.
We happen Il, know that he lands he sniti pear
town his week could not have been bought
.Acep that he behaved he transfer would sut
them int'' The possession o' III ~ who were a.
vnrah, la greatly increased ;.f.,- l.,liiv nf The
town o Z InCv Mr.. William S,ni'h employ
e by he syndicate. his hes en- signed Ia over
look The cri iva'i,,n a. 1--WE hun'rc.i acres II O.
baccn "A gentleman representing number
o !n.'aIc, graxrlSln NirriaIa m he here in
lew days i'r thr rn'i"'>c ~ purciias'aS l~nls IN
whCA 70 grow tobacco. y cSi-lnad ~ fine
macs and horses for the syndicate arrived last
Wcslnc- lsy morning They were pui, hlsed n
X cnIuckv. Tny y ndicHi- has large qasnt'-
" o ieEiillz re "a the rox,, and large rr,ier
ior wag"ss, &c, ha- been s"ni.
KY West Democrat TIN building boom
is still nn the increase. TIE yellow fever Tor
u hiic cast d-mper "n rs operations. tut with
is d.stpp arsnce tn boom his >'attei up with
rcneWc vaor Turn which way yen may
su,n~ rtW tnUE;lnc ~ course nf erection con-
fronts Nnu, az II ,isn Isl .adiiE mli ms al eet
-! inn 'ei AaSt - ~ u>'A h-ic >lrcr the great
H., ihrIr : Ill great den and NJ m ttler
how ,4r,c ctrEp ie i4,.H"t upon uir whatv's,
n > 'cw iavs il mc- AWAY ~ rapiy ~ hAnk
- -rn~ wnuh. III mi,.mn'r, Astd SAL ih'- cry
= f.. "a - oar csfprnici> - :itrp' ~ hu>i
v b y TX - ats il IN 81 h.l AMI lI>t ~
uf}t ,.lr : n>fd ~ n 't:irr j rtt.N To
~ - N.tc'. - IN Is -. ia nIe = impress
W ne IL lh.' oar ratirn'efs have formed
&C ~ ',f.n. IA ia kt,n IN hullsilaE, nnil every
qvslith ~ G. UrtA ia lsi'nA ! 'ccl 'ied. II
c.,'af. : wiliari tsk. long 81 : -. II lie ?
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INFANTILE'
SKIN DISEASES.

Our oldest child now six years age when infant
six months old atackcd with ,irnlent malignant
SIX n disease All ordinary rcnedie- falling We called
family phys cisn, ~mptcd Ia II hut II
spread with almost incredible rapidy. until the lower
portion Of the little fellows from the middle OF
his b ok down his kneee. rolid RASH ug'y.
painful botchcd and tcous We hal no rest at night
pcsce by day. Finally, advised to try the
CC icrKa RSNEDsEs. The effect simply marvellous.
In three f,nr weeks irc was wroaghi eav-
ing the little fellows person waite and healthy ~
though he had attacked. In my opinion
valuable remedies saved his HE and To day he Is
str hs shy child perfectly we'll repetition OF the
di<ease having occurred.
GEO h SMITH,
Attorney at Law and Ex Pros. Attorney, Ashland, O.
REFERENCE: J. G. Wcsi, Druggist. Ashland, O.
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THOUSANDS or CHILDREN

Are born in the world every day with excavations
affection such mix crust, al head scarf dan
draf sure To Develop nto sgonzing eczema the Itch
IN. hnrning and di-g Of which make ifc pro-
longrd tort aale~- properly ttested.
warm bath with tUrIcURA Soar. exquisite Skin
Reau;if"r. ana single application Of CUrCrRA, the
Great SKIN Cnrc. with little CrTIcCRA REsoLvESr the
New Ri"oa Purifier, ocn sncient the pro-
gre>s of tho disease and o 10 sp, ed and
Hence, mother who loves her children. who take
pride in ;acr sca iiy. 9rty and heath aud in bsnw
ing upon Them chi- greatest inheritance * in
without hicn sh, ,tv npsri-hri hv pare blood
-sho1 fall % make ina II ht CUrICCRA REMEDIES.
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Administrative Of the Estate Of John D. Macleod.
Nov g. lSS7-Sw
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aaN Iat't-.Y irtu'r', II FLoNIDiAN OFfICH..
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FLORIDA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
OPERATED By JOHN II. DAVE CO
Time Card M. 6. Taking Effect Wednesday

*TraiDs stop only signal. +Daiy except Sunday.
CONNECTIONS.
Tram No at Apopka, with trains T. q. A r r..
VI Orlando aud all points North. AT Lon.Wood With
trains on South Florida Railroad. all points north
and souh.
Train No leaves Longwood arrivsl Of fast mail
train SOUTH South Florida Railroad. and NJ
Hno>ier springs with Orange Bel aItway for Forest
City and Oakland Al ApoIka with T. o. 4 4. r. X for
all points north and south X. Is FUSS.
General Pass Agent.
S. CORNING, Superintendent
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FLORIDA RAILWAY & NAVIGATION CO..
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCT. 8, 1887.

Standard Time 81 inmates slower than Jacksonv Vile local
"a means A. N. time. 2 y means T. NJ ,lme.